How investing is like guessing who judges will pick in a beauty contest
An exploration of Coronation, Allan Gray and Ninety One shines a light on the glory days of money management in SA
Sticking with a winner is conventional wisdom in the field of moneymaking. Finding that winner presents more of a challenge, along with trying to remain humble when the humiliating loss of a client’s money happens. In The Mavericks: How Coronation, Ninety One and Allan Gray Beat the Rest, veteran financial journalist and author Stephen Cranston takes a deep dive into the three SA investing giants — Allan Gray, Ninety One and Coronation, SA’s more successful ANC — that have won and lost (but mainly won, it seems) hard-earned money for South Africans trying to ensure a future for themselves.
The exploration of Coronation, Allan Gray and Ninety One shines a light on the glory days of money management in SA, and the difficulties and changes that could lie ahead for investors and money managers...
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